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Haiti’s deep history is one of resilience, revolution, and cultural richness. It endured the 15th-century Spanish colonialization, the 17th-century French takeover of the western part
If you would like a nature center with a coastal tropical hammock, located on a barrier island, complete with a boardwalk stroll through the coastal
Some agricultural production systems rely on soil to farm plants for food. There’s also farming that involves raising land animals for food. But have you
As hurricane season approaches, a new law is going into effect to further protect dogs. Trooper’s Law, effective Oct. 1, will make it a third-degree
Abby Mosher turned a personal tragedy into purpose, creating one of the most magical places for children in Coconut Creek—Tomorrow’s Rainbow. Tomorrow’s Rainbow is a
We’re lucky to live in South Florida, where tropical plants thrive year-round and lush greenery is part of the everyday landscape. But while we enjoy